Fritillaria elwesii - 2010
By Andrewr
7 Apr, 2010
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Likes a cool position in part shade where it grows up to nine inches in height. I planted it on the less sunny side of my alpine bed last autumn - so far so good
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I think this is the nicest frittilaria I've seen. I would love to visit your garden Andrew...all these new discoveries for me! Great!
7 Apr, 2010